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That Kroger in Lindbergh is having its grand opening

A rendering of the Kroger at 2542 Morosgo Way courtesy of Fuqua Development.

Credit: Courtesy of Fuqua Development

Credit: Courtesy of Fuqua Development

A rendering of the Kroger at 2542 Morosgo Way courtesy of Fuqua Development.
By Ben Brasch
Nov 2, 2016

The Kroger in Lindbergh that's been under construction for a year and a half is having its grand opening ceremony.

The event is at the new store, 2542 Morosgo Way, and will be held 9 a.m. Nov. 9, according to a news release.

Construction began in June 2015 on the 84,397-square-foot store where Lindbergh Drive Northeast meets Piedmont Road Northeast.

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The company says it will add more than 300 jobs to the community.

"We look forward to hosting this grand opening event and providing an exciting shopping experience that will suit the unique needs of our in-town customers," said Glynn Jenkins, Kroger's Atlanta spokesman.

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The new store will feature a deli, pharmacy, floral shop, organic section and vitamin shop along with an "expanded meat and seafood department."

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The news release said Alex Wan, the Atlanta city council member who represents the area, will attend the event.

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